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    Music Junkie E-Stat's Avatar
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    Or, choice "B"

    Quote Originally Posted by drmorgan
    I'm sure someone is overlooking that voltage is pressure and when released into a large cable such as a #6 it provides room for them to become less unruly...
    Someone understands that amperage is flow and when playing dynamic musical content, the instantaneous current demand is much higher and doubling the basic requirement provides benefit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by E-Stat
    Someone understands that amperage is flow and when playing dynamic musical content, the instantaneous current demand is much higher and doubling the basic requirement provides benefit.

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    What someone doesnt understand is THATS WHAT THE POWER SUPPLY DOES.
    If your power cord is too "small" it will get a little warm...
    THATS IT.
    ALL your power cord does is provide current and voltage to whatever device its hooked up to, anything it does to that power is going to be minor compared to the many changes the power supplie(s) will put it through.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelthis
    What someone doesnt understand is THATS WHAT THE POWER SUPPLY DOES.
    We have a completely different frame of reference as to what constitutes high performance. And the ability to hear fine differences. So, how did you do on the distortion test? -18 db?

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